Spanish Direct Object Pronouns
Direct Object Pronouns: This kind of pronouns is used to replace the proper noun.
One must remember to keep consistency throughout the sentence.
:: The proper noun un libro nuevo (a new book) is replaced by a direct object pronoun lo (it).
:: The construction of direct object pronouns is a bit different from English and other languages grammar like Portuguese Grammar.
Examples:
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One must remember to keep consistency throughout the sentence.
Direct Object Pronouns in Spanish
Example:- She bought a new book.
- Ella compro un libro nuevo.
- She bought it.
- Ella lo compró.
:: The proper noun un libro nuevo (a new book) is replaced by a direct object pronoun lo (it).
:: The construction of direct object pronouns is a bit different from English and other languages grammar like Portuguese Grammar.
Object Pronoun | Pronombre Objeto |
Me | Me |
You | Te |
Her | La |
Him | Lo |
It | Lo |
Us | Nos |
You (plural) | Les |
Them | Las, Los |
Examples:
- My aunt didn't see me in the park.
- Mi tía no me vio en el parque.
- She called you this morning.
- Ella te llamó esta mañana.
- I can't see her.
- No la veo.
- Mary is listening to him.
- Mary lo está escuchando.
- Your pen, I can't find it.
- Tu lapicero, no lo encuentro.
- Your dad gave us some candies.
- Tu papá nos dio algunos dulces.
- They did the task, the teacher will punish you.
- Ellos no hicieron la tarea, la profesora les castigará.
- Those kids are well-behaved, your mom will reward them
- Esos niños se comportan bien, su mamá los recompensa
- She doesn't see her children for long time, but she will see them soon.
- Ella no ve a sus hijas durante mucho tiempo, pero las verá pronto.
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